SECURITYKYIV POST
At Romania’s Edge, Quiet Life Meets Threat of War
Residents of Sulina, Romania’s easternmost town on the Danube Delta, are adapting to the spillover effects of Russia’s war in Ukraine, including drone incidents and 28 recorded airspace breaches. Despite nearby attacks and debris, daily life and tourism persist, though some residents question preparedness after recent drone crashes near populated areas.
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